The leaves of jasmine always dry up and lose their leaves, what should I do?

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The jasmine leaves are yellow, dried up, and the leaves are treated as follows:

1. Depotting and pruning.

Jasmine leaves dry and fall, may be caused by the rot of the root system of the plant, to immediately remove the jasmine from the original pot, and then use sterilized sharp scissors to cut off the blackened rotten roots and dry yellow leaves of the plant, and then spray potassium permanganate solution to the fracture of the jasmine to disinfect and sterilize.

2. Replant.

When replanting jasmine, it is necessary to use a mixture of humus, coconut peat and peat soil to make a growing medium, and then apply plant ash and cake fertilizer to the soil, and then plant the jasmine into the soil and move it to a ventilated semi-shaded environment for slow seedling.

3. Control watering.

Jasmine is not tolerant to waterlogging, when cultivating jasmine, if watering too often, it will lead to water rotten roots, you need to control the frequency of watering, it is best to water every 7-10 days, and when watering jasmine, the tap water should be left for 1-2 days before use.

4. Top dressing management.

Jasmine needs sufficient nutrients in the growth process, when cultivating jasmine, it is necessary to apply fertilizer 1-2 times during the plant growth period, you can choose nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer or well-rotted organic fertilizer, and after jasmine flowering, it should be sprayed with potassium dihydrogen phosphate.

5. Increase the temperature.

Jasmine has poor cold tolerance, and if it grows at a low temperature for a long time, the leaves will suffer severe frostbite, resulting in the situation of yellow leaves drying up and losing leaves, so it is necessary to move the jasmine to a warm place and control the temperature at about 15 degrees Celsius.

The loss of dried leaves of jasmine may be caused by excessive fertilizer force, and it is necessary to water water to the roots to dilute the fertilizer. It may also be caused by a lack of water in the soil, so you need to water the roots in time to moisturize. It may also be caused by excessive soil stickiness, and jasmine flowers need to be replanted with new soil that is loose and breathable.

Jasmine leaves may be caused by the application of thick fertilizer, too much fertilizer concentration will cause the root system to be burned, and the leaves will appear dry leaves and leaves. At this time, it is necessary to pour a large amount of water into the roots to rinse off the excess fertilizer. If the jasmine root system is burned, it should be removed from the soil as soon as possible, pruned off the rotten roots, and repotted.

Jasmine flowers have a high demand for water during the growing period, and if they are watered for a long time, the leaves will dry out and fall out after the soil is dry and dehydrated. At this time, it is necessary to water the soil as soon as possible, and then transfer the jasmine to a cool environment to maintain it so that it can resume growth as soon as possible.

Jasmine flowers are suitable for growing in loose and breathable slightly acidic soil, if they are cultivated in clay or alkaline soil, or if the soil is not changed for a long time, the soil will be compacted, which will cause jasmine to dry out and lose its leaves. At this time, the jasmine needs to be replanted with new soil.

Jasmine is suitable for growing in warm environments and is less cold-tolerant. If it grows in a low temperature environment for a long time, the leaves of jasmine are prone to frostbite and dry out the leaves. Therefore, in winter, jasmine flowers need to be moved indoors for maintenance, and the room temperature should be controlled above 5 to avoid frostbite.